Are there any engineering courses related to product design?

Dear MadhaviYou must hold a Bachelor's Degree to pursue this course. The usual minimum education requirement for product design engineers is a bachelor's degree. Majors that could prepare a person for a career as a product design engineer are product design and manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering, and product design engineering technology. Students enrolled in bachelor's degree programs geared specifically toward careers in product design engineering typically take courses in thermodynamics, machine design, manufacturing processes, statistics, and computer-aided design. Seniors may be required to complete a product design-engineering project, in which they investigate design problems in engineering.Most employers require that job candidates be familiar with the type of product that they wish to work with. For example, those applying to information technology companies should be familiar with computers, while those applying to automotive manufacturers should be familiar with cars. In general, employers require a few years of related work experience. Since product design engineers often use computers to create designs and reports, they should be proficient in certain software applications, such as AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and Adobe Acrobat.Product design engineers work for organizations to create and build new products, so they need to understand the company's mission, customer needs, and production costs. Per the BLS, the rate of job growth for industrial designers, including product design engineers, will be slow during the 2014-2024 decade at only 2%. The majority of employers prefer candidates who have bachelor's degrees in fields like engineering or manufacturing, and some employers prefer candidates to have training or job experience within specific industries, such as the automotive industry or information technology.